How to homeschool high school and also help them get into college, if desired. Tutorials on how to homeschool your teen. #homeschoolhighschool #planninghighschool
Is homeschooling high school hard?
Yes, in some ways, it is. Just because it involves more planning and record keeping, and such.
Are you thinking about homeschooling all the way through high school, or are already doing that?
Sharing today, my favorite resources for high school ----that really helped us to not only get high school done, but also find the fun and joy in it all.
But with the right resources and tips, it doesn't have to be that hard. And we are so glad that we went all the way. It gave our teen time to figure out who she was, and to discover her own gifts.
Are you looking for high school planning help?
Homeschooling high school gives you and your teen a chance to be together, side by side, as they enter the all important high school years, and begin to explore their future possibilities in life.
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Favorite living lit curriculum is Oak Meadow, and here is how it helped my daughter to develop strong essay writing skills, and dive deep into literature.
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Preparing my heart for Graduation and then all the fun of watching her take on college the next year...Folks, it only gets better, seeing how your child has benefitted from homeschooling, in their lives.
Here's how we celebrated, with lots of ideas for your teen... and links and resources to find events in your state.
COLLEGE
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Homeschooling prepares our kids so well for college.
They go in knowing how to research, organize their studies and with a motivation that many other college students lack. This is based on my own teen's experiences, and her observations on campus.
They go in knowing how to research, organize their studies and with a motivation that many other college students lack. This is based on my own teen's experiences, and her observations on campus.
I was nervous as she entered college, then she came back to me with honors grades. Why did I worry so? We really don't need to! And colleges are becoming so homeschool friendly, too.
My always homeschooled daughter was accepted to all of the colleges on her list, with scholarship offers. And it wasn't hard to do. We were able to keep own homeschooling style along the way.
Homeschooling High School with College in Mind - 2nd edition,
Paperback is at Amazon $11.99
Paperback is at Amazon $11.99
It lays out 10 easy steps for homeschool to college, with 7 NEW chapters. Recommended by Lessa Scherrer, a certified college counselor and a homeschooling mama of 3.
Create your own unique and nurturing high school program for your teen and showcase their accomplishments to the colleges.
The 17 Chapters include:
>Chapter 1 - How to Start Homeschooling if you are a Newbie
>Chapter 2 - 101 Reasons to Homeschool High School
>Chapter 3 - Researching and Getting Started
Chapter 4 - Planning High School and Making a 4 Year Plan
>Chapter 5 - Choosing Your High School Curriculum
>Chapter 6 - Three Ways to High School Credit
>Chapter 7 - Making Your Teen's Transcripts
>Chapter 8 - 100 High School Electives
>Chapter 9 - Making Homemade Courses
>Chapter 10 - Writing a Winning College Essay
>Chapter 11 - Course Descriptions and Reference Letters
>Chapter 12 - The Common Application - Your GUIDE
>Chapter 13 - Preparing Your Teen for College Writing
>Chapter 14 - Dealing with College Testing SAT/ACT
>Chapter 15 - Top Sources for College Scholarships
>Chapter 16 - Dealing with “Those Questions” from Others
>Chapter 17 - Don’t Forget the FUN!
>Chapter 2 - 101 Reasons to Homeschool High School
>Chapter 3 - Researching and Getting Started
Chapter 4 - Planning High School and Making a 4 Year Plan
>Chapter 5 - Choosing Your High School Curriculum
>Chapter 6 - Three Ways to High School Credit
>Chapter 7 - Making Your Teen's Transcripts
>Chapter 8 - 100 High School Electives
>Chapter 9 - Making Homemade Courses
>Chapter 10 - Writing a Winning College Essay
>Chapter 11 - Course Descriptions and Reference Letters
>Chapter 12 - The Common Application - Your GUIDE
>Chapter 13 - Preparing Your Teen for College Writing
>Chapter 14 - Dealing with College Testing SAT/ACT
>Chapter 15 - Top Sources for College Scholarships
>Chapter 16 - Dealing with “Those Questions” from Others
>Chapter 17 - Don’t Forget the FUN!
Thanks for stopping by BJ's Homeschool,
Betsy
Betsy is mom to her now college grad, whom she homeschooled through high school. She blogs at BJ's Homeschool, about the early years, highschool,
college, gifted/2e and wrote -Homeschooling High School with College in Mind, 2nd Edition, She offers homeschool help through messages at BJ's Consulting, and has had some of her articles picked up by the Huffington Post.
college, gifted/2e and wrote -Homeschooling High School with College in Mind, 2nd Edition, She offers homeschool help through messages at BJ's Consulting, and has had some of her articles picked up by the Huffington Post.
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